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Ohioans to Stop Executions / October 10, 2017

Attorneys: Convicted killer too sick to be put to death

Death row inmate Alva Campbell, once dubbed “the poster child for the death penalty” for a deadly carjacking outside the Franklin County Courthouse 20 years ago, is now too sick to be put to death, his attorneys and advocates say.

Ohioans to Stop Executions / October 9, 2017

Justice, mental illness and the death penalty

House Bill 81 would remedy what plainly is an injustice, jurors getting wrong the intent of the law. The judge would rule during a pretrial hearing on whether the evidence shows the presence of a serious mental illness. If the answer is yes, the process would move ahead without the death penalty. That is the responsible course, and why House Bill 81 deserves passage soon.

Ohioans to Stop Executions / October 5, 2017

Records show Ohio has plenty of execution drugs

Ohio has been able to replenish part of its lethal drug supply in recent months, and could carry out nearly 20 additional executions under certain conditions, according to new records obtained by The Associated Press.

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